Formulation and Evaluation of herbal chocolate for treating hormonal imbalance
Abstract
Hormonal imbalances are increasingly prevalent
due to stress, lifestyle changes, and environmental
factors, especially among woman of reproductive
age. The present study focuses on the formulation
and evaluation of a novel herbal chocolate
incorporating withaniasomnifera (Ashwagandha) to
address hormonal irregularities naturally.
Ashwagandha, a well – known adaptogenic herb, is
recognized for its potential to modulate cortisol
levels and support endocrine function.
The prepared formulation was evaluated for its
organoleptic properties, stability, and consumer
acceptability. Preliminary observations indicated a
favorable response in terms of palatability and shelf
– life. The study suggests that herbal chocolates
could serve as a convenient and appealing delivery
system for herbal remedies, offering an alternative
route for promoting hormonal balance through
functional foods. Further clinical evaluations are
recommended to validate the therapeutic efficacy
of the formulation
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